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HILLSBORO ARGUS, .'Uf I 1? 1 0
ft iwrwi t tln Pnnt-otflns j Hillaboro
i 'rPtr1" a awonl-laai mail ntattr.
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tViintv OtTici.il Paper
iiiWription: $!."" pr Annum.
.auM Mfrj Thrilf
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I.OMJ McK IKKKT
Notwithstanding the abuse
given the "insurgents" over
their criticism of the tariff bill,
it must W remenlvivj that they
are asking only what this same
nietreiK!itan press demanded at
the last election. Men like Pol-
liver and Larollette are not to
be turned down by a narrow
partisan ridicule.
ashington County s ill again
be blessed with bounteous crop.
the heavv rain ot last week in
suring against failure. A littl
hav. to be sure, w as injured, but
not enough to cause any great
damage. You may depend al
ways that Oregon is to the fore
front about harvest time.
The general improvement be
tween Hillsboro and Portland,
along the two railway lines is but
a primary factor of what will
come in the not distant future.
It wiil not be many years until
the entire distance will be a city
of small orchard and garden
tracts.
Goo. Kirkwood writes from
Scotland that he is having: the
time of his life back in "Auld
Scotia" and that in Denny.
Sterling Shire, the seat of Sterl
ing Castle, ' 'where Wallace bled, "
he met with some old people who
remembered him when he was a
boy although he has been absent
52 years. Geo. was in kilties
then, but they remembered the
"auld folk" and Geo. when he
w as a "wee scambler."
Did you take notice of the new
line of back combs at Libby's?
They are just "beauts," and the
price just suits.
Mr. Herbert C. Hart, the evan
gelist, announces that next Sun
day right he will begin some of
his ost iaiportant subjects. He
will speak that night on "Shams,"
Tuesday night on "Hell" and on
Thursday night "The Sin of the
Dance, Cards and the Theatre."
Wednesday night theme will be
a great song service by the large
chorus led by Prof. Magann.
Moses McCoy, of Gales Creek,
brought in a little daughter,
aged 6 years, today, suffering
from a lacerated hand, which the
little one mangled in a feed cut
ter. Dr. Linklater amputated
two of the fingers, and was as
sisted by Dr. A. B. Bailey.
Yes- I keep Arsenate of Lead,
the very highest grade. Like
the Aetna brand of Lime and
Sulphur spray, there is nothing
better on the market. Whole
sale and retail.- B. Leis, Beaver-
ton, Oregon.
Clerk Bailey has issued mar
riage licenses to John Heesacker
and Dora Vandervelden; Frank
Bernards and Charlotta VanLoo;
Garfield Hite and Agnes Langer
Cecil Ward Tolson and Carrie E
Fitch.
J. B. Imlay, of Reedville, and
who has been assessing in his
township, says that the haycroi
will not be very much better
than last year, owing to the fact
that so much clover was injured
by the freeze last Winter.
Geo. Krebs, who is now dairy
ing at Cleone, writes for the
Argus another year. He is wel
known in South Tualatin and the
Helvetia country. Geo. is dairy
ing, and, as usual, is making it
pay- he always does, anyway.
Alex. Lhalmers and wife, of
Roy, accompanied by their
daughter, Miss Anna, and their
son, Victor, leave tomorrow for
an extended visit with relatives
in Scotland.
Duane Harvey, of above Moun
taindale, fell unconscious this
morning leaving a bad contusion
on the left side of his head. Dr,
Linklater attended the patient
A. A. Phillips and wife, o:
Camas, Wash., are in town the
guests of Mrs. D. T. Phillips
Mr. Phillips is an oldtime resi
dent of Cornelius.
H. A. Lytle was down from
Cornelius last evening. He says
that Cornelius expects to have a
record'-breaking Fourth this year,
Banker Sholes is building sev
eral very fine cottages at Corne
nus tins summer. Cornelius is
on the map these days. '
Mrs. M. E. Everitt, of North
Bend, is a guest at the home of
John M. Brown and wife.
".. B. LveriLt and wile, 01
Tigard, were in the city the first
of the week.
W. J. Gregg, the hopgrower,
is now on the mend, after a cnt
jcal illness.
SPEND THE SUMMER
AT
Newport Yaquina Bay
The Only Beach In the Pacific Northwest
Where the prUy Water Agate, Moes Agates, Moonotocot,
Carnrlin, and Rock Oretera can ht found.
Out Door Bporta of All Klncta
I ic!uding hunting, fithing, digging Rvk Ojoter. boating,
urf bathing, riding, autoing, canoeing and dancing. Tur
mountain water and the Wet
crab, clama, oysters, nh and
Ideal Camping 15 rounds, with
at nominal cot.
low Round-Trip StdtoaTkliota
from all points
Wshingsou and
sale daily.
in
Oregon,
Haho on
A Sunday Excursion Rate of
$1.50
f.-om Alpany, CorvallU and Philomath, with cone ponding low
rat from points west, in eff ct all summer. Cah on any 8. P.
or C A K Agent for full particulars as to rates, train schedules,
e'c ; aieo for copy of our beautifully illustrated booklet, "Out
ing in Oregon." or write to
WM. McMTRRAY, General Peenger Agent. Portland, Ore.
BOUERV DA G G
In the Pavillion at
CORNELIUS PARK
Opens on June 25, 1910
You will enjoy Dancing on the
Spacious Floon Good Order
Will be rnaintained. Walhera
Orchestra For Music the Best.
ROY COOtt.
Floor Manager.
Washington County
Graduates
n the 8th Grade examination
held June 9-10 fifty four more
nnnils in the schoo s of Wash-
melon County received diplomas
and 24 nassed conditionally. At 1
the three examinations held this
year January, May, and June
210 applicants have earned di
plomas and are prepared for the
High School this coming scnooi
ear- ...
Names of applicants successiui
at the June examination are as
follows:
Dist. I. Pauline Landauer, Frieda
Pubols, Clara Puboli, Knnl E. Josay,
Utter Belline, lame H. lacobsen, Hilla-
boro, Oreg., R. I.
Dist. . Margaret Morrisaey, Florence
Thomas, Marie Hamelman, Albert
Mathiea, RuthGoorhn, Byron Goortman,
Cbattie Chapman, Cotne'liu, Oregon.
Dist. 5. Myrtle Bailey, Kmma Ho s-
meyer, forest tjroe, uregon, k. i.
Dist. 7. Harold Lake, Fred Barnes,
K'mer Wohler, Lucy Bloyd, Elma
Griffiths, George Humke, Paul Husky,
Vincent Engildinger, Willie Nelson,
Anna Wiliers, Louise Nieiman, Hills
boro, Oregon.
Dist. 14. Frank andervemen, ror-
et (irove, Oregon.
Dist. is. Jenneas Miller,
Archie
Nichols, Rhoda Knschiede, Carroll
Brock, Alleyn Johnson, John Ireland,
lA'wis Tumbleson, Forest Grove.
Dist. 16. Lloyd Knox, Gatton, Ore
gon, K. I.
Dist. iH Fray V. Blossom, Beaverton.
Oregon, R. I,
Dist J2. iva Gors'ine, Allen C. Harr
initon, Sherwrxxl, K. 3.
Dist. j.s. Clara Thompson, Cornelia,
Oregon, R. 2.
Dist. afijt. Clara Moore, Thomas
Potts, Tualatin, Oregon.
Dist. V). Kva Bertroche, Reedville,
Oieifon.
Iit. jg. Eva Eertroche, Reedville,
Oregon.
Dist. 38. Jess'e Henry, Josie Henry,
Harry L. Quaintance, Orencu, Oregon.
Dist. 39. Maggie Koeljer, Hillsboro,
Oreiron, R. 2.
Dist. 41. Ruth A. Rafferty, Cornelius,
Oregon, R. 1
Dist. 47- Myrtle Strickler, Sherwood,
Oregon, R. 3,
Dint. 4H. Kmily Hoover, Azalea Young ,
Hazel Hunter, I-ester Davis, Beaverton,
Orgon.
Dist. 49. I.ydia Thurther, Lamel,
Oregon, R. I.
Dist 97. Willie Vandercoveiing,
Forest Grove, Oregon, R. 2.
Those who passed conditioniPy were:
Haivey Mathie, Bertha Fries, John
(ioodiu. and Willie Husbaur, Cornelius,
Oreifoh,
Iouise Menchine, Henry Danneel, and
Kalherine Houihers, HilIsloro, Oregon.
I.eona Walker, Marvel King, and Wal
ter Vandervelden, Forest Grove, Oregon,
R. 2.
Rocoe Vaughn, Irene Vanderbnrg and
Frances Tucker, Fotest Grove, Oregon.
F.lsa M. I,ee, Gaston, Oregon, R. I.
L ona Girod, Orenco, Oregon,
Marie A. Stilt, Beaverton, Oregon.
Anna Schneider, Kmma Fuegy, Hills
boro, Oregon, R. 4.
Samuel D:x, Portland, Oregon, R, 7.
GARRIOUS-HUTCHISON
One of the pretty home weddings
of the season was that which
food at low pncei. Freeh
vegetables ol all kind daily.
strict sanitary regulation,
3-0y Saturday to Moadav Rata
from S P. point, l't!and to
Cottage Grove, inciuai?, in
cluding hanch lines, aim
from all C K. stations AN
bny ana eH Good going
an Saiurdat or Sunday, and
for return Sunday or Monday.
H. A. LYTLE,
Manager.
took place at the home of Mr,
land Mrs. W. A. Hutchison, when
tneir daugnter, violet A., was
united in marriage to Arad B.
.uarngus, ot Banks, on luesday,
June 14, mu. the house was
Deauuiuuy aecoraieu wun ure
gon grape, ferns and carnations,
Promptly at hitfh noon the
bridal couple, attended by Miss
Nellie Johnson and Mr. Dan
May, took their place under the
wedding bell, and the beautifu
and impressive ring service of
the Methodist Church was sail
by the Rev. W. C. Stewart, little
Josephine May acting as ring
bearer
After the felecitations of the
assembled company all reparei
to the lawn where pictures were
taken of the bndal company and
the entire assembly, after which
an elaborate dinner was served
the wedding presents were
numerous and beautiful.
Those present were:' Rev. W
C. Stewart, Rev. J. Garrigus
Messrs. and Mesdames W. A
Hutchison, C. Hutchison, Theo
dore Hutchison, Arnold Hutchi
iBon, ura uamgus, w. u ingles
James May, John Loftis, S. A
Hutchison, Albert Friday; Sher
man, Henry, J. H., James Jr.
Forest, Orval and Lelly Hutchi
son, Ada and Alice Friday, Rus
sel and Wilmer Loftis, Willis,
tlyde, Alta, Isadora, May anc
Robert Barnes, Mrs. Chas. May
and daughter, Ella, Edith, John
and Forest Garngus, Nora, Car;
and Glen Ingles, Orval and Claud
Hutchens, Verna, Willis, Lucy,
Ruth, Anabelle and Georgia
Sowers, Archie and James May.
ANDREW HAUCK
Andrew Hauck, Swiss, and aged
about 84 years, a resident of
Cornelius for about 30 years,
died this week in a room at one
of the Cornelius hotels. The old
gentleman had been ill for some
time. Dr. Ernest Everest, who
has been attending the deceased
today filed a petition asking to
be appointed administrator of
the deceased, no will having
been found. In his room, se
creted in different places was
found $1,722.35 in cash. He had
funds in Portland banks, also.
Mr. Hauck was the father of
the celebrated prima donna,
Minnie Houck, whose name is
now Wartegg. She is about 53
years of age, and is very wealthy,
the result of several song tours
and a splendid voice. She re
sides in a beautiful villa at Lu
zerne, Switzerland, and is the
sole heir of the . estate. For
many years, however, she has
constantly sent funds to the aged j
father. 1
SUMMONS.
IS tiik ivi Ntv eorur ok tio
HTATKOK OKKilON , H'K W ASM
INiiTON (VIM V
r'lliol Taylor SaM rinlnliil.
a
IVrlv Swahl.. IVIimmUmI
To IVily NaaMi the liow mtui- .l ilrlrn.l
an I; In ihw iianio ul t ! Mat l "'i
gon yon ai Ii,tv(v ri"iirv.l to ("
ml niKurr I ! A iii. ii.I.-.I t'ompUn I
lil.l aalnt you In On" ! rnt'iled
milt on or l:'or llm ITili f .1 i n'.
Inpl, niiii in m nrrk, alli'r I'lui""!'" .
M IV Mil I'Hii, Hi.' ul llii- llol pul.'a
ealtoii ul' Huh Summon, mill il v ii i
I Ik ' r or ansu rr, lorttanl IIh'umI Ii
plkltitit) will apply l.illif I iiul l.ir if
i'rH? ttiHml iii iho IhuiiIh ul noil i iinon
el.HlliiK lni-n IIik llnlltl n-l ii'iou,l
ill hrrwn, mI lur III" eti'loilv l tic
In i nor rluU. Noli Swal'li.
Till Summon 1 pnliltatnM lv r'" nl
lln lton.irs!i 1. "IikIim I'llj"
of ihw County tVmt ol Hi Slato ol Oirk'nn
lul alilin;loll t'oil.itv In Ul' Hlru,-.. n
lint I Irvull Juli; Innn Washing
.'oiinlv, nil Mtut Onler . in. I i hiiI
-IiiIikI III lilt .Uv nl Mv. IHIil
i't.vdi Kii'lirlii'ii, ASInnii't
l. r iiih null
IS ('lixiiila'r ol CiiiniuH'-'. I"iir(mnl
. Oi.
1st (nib My , lux! Jiiiiii III
Notice of Sale of kVnl I'roiH-rty
bv (iuardiiwi
it Mi I'muilT tVmrt fur Sim of Urt-
guu, for Mulln iiuali fount
In tli ii.hUit of tli K.Hiitxof John llimi
ri, a Minor.
N'olii1 l hi'frliV Kltm Hint llio iiiulrr
it;iitti ill 'll lit iuliii' mii'liiiii, to I lit
liii;liMl Hiiilrr fur cwh. itl hi r rum ilo,.r
of Hi Ouiuty Court lluiii. in the uy
I llillitxiro, I uiimr of w IiiiikI.mi.
Siato of Orruoii, .nil tlie rlnlil. H'ln mi, I
iotpr.! of llif ittHiv Immpil niliwr In 4111 1
to th roi:rtT lirvlnnftif iUotiIh"!, Im
ii'lf an u.IiIivI'IihI inlrrt. In niul In Ilic
fullowliiic ilwriNxl n'l iniHTty, to it:
IWInnlni; at tli Intrrwtlon ol 1 1
lla.K l.lim Mith Ih Wit l,iii of lllo 1. A.
Sirka l. I. (' , llii'lii- Norlli i. ii , h,i iin.
tlifiu- Wt III rlml n, tliiii North "
liaino. Ill "in- Wil III I'litoiin lo tli K,tnl
l.lim uf William KiIiii'h l,ninl. lln-mr
South It ( i'haina( tai I, in, IIikiiit
Kn-N' 'Jl;l(l I'lialna loth pUiVtll lHt!llllilllK
mntainliiK 17 ;7 arrra ami Iwlni; in Ihr
.Malivin OilHtlll ll,Hiii'ti, I I'Uiin In
Stvlion SI. I ii imliip I North Kani; I
Wt.it. VS illanifli Murtilian, Wasli.tiKtou
Countv. Orfiron.
Almi liKlniiliig at tli South wnl isirimr
ol th l. I,, I', of tiuunl A. Spsiln, in
Srctiou (i Yon nihli I Stmth lUimn I Wral,
willanipll ,Mrlilian, anil runnunr lhnr
Wrul I riMl, thruc North arHHl with
h I in of th Mill Snarkt claim J 7
haiim, thnc W t 'J clialim lo Wrot
line ul Ih ilsliN.iu lluolin Claim , Ihimi'
North on kmh! line I V IA"i I'linlim l Hi
liaa tin. thnr YUl on Haw l.in t
halui to th iiirnrr of th Sl'rk l lann,
UiiH'e Mouth on aaiil rlaiiu tin V chain
lo tlm plai' of Ix-viuniiiiC cuntaiulnt; ir,
acrmi. In WanhliiKlon t'nunljr, (riin.
Ami that iwlil will tin hrlil Hi th
hour of lln'ii.H-k A M. on th imh ilav
of June. IHIil, ami that aall al w ill l
inailu iiilijrct to lh pimvl of Ih t 'oiin
ly Court ol M iiltiioinah I'ounly. i rt!on.
Marl llninritru,
linarlian of John llnmru li a Minor.
JohnMiu A HiM'knnllh, ltorn' fur
Uuarilian. Kuton lilil(., I'ortlaiul. Or.
I "ate of Kirat I'.i bl i.-ji nni May I'l. 1'HM.
llal of IjlhI I'ublU'alioii Juiih Itl. Into.
SUMMONS
IN
TH K CIRfflT COl'RT OK
KTATK K 0HKO0N Poll
riik
WASH!NtTtJN COUNTY
Eiuilie Jmtnuw, Plaiulilf,
va
Karl Jagnow, Ilrltnnlaiit.
To Karl Jaunow, Itrfniiilaut alxiv
nnuil:
In Ih nam o h Kuin of Oiiirnii:
You are bmnliy nutilir.l that th iilniiitill
Ii lilrtl a complaint againat you in tin
ulnive entitlflil coi rt anil ramie ami you
r hirrliv riiilrl to apiar ami aimaur
th com p liti nl or hi noun) aiM-arani'
nerun on or lfui th lioit ilav iirvwri li
ed by tliHiinli-r of n l all'ill lirl, to
M it: the -Ktlli ilay of Juiih. A. I). IIUU; ami
ll you fail 10 an apx-ur or annai-r th
romplainl nrtiln wniin aiparam'n hrn
in th plalntilf ill cause your ilfaul lo
hx 1'iili iTil hihI iiotml ami will apply lo
lliHcourt for th rnllpf prated f- r In lir
complaint lirrwln. lo-m ll: for a ilwron
lortver iIIrhiIviiik Ih Ixinila of matri.
nioiiy eiMling ImtwrHii plalullir ami tin
fmiiiaiil ami Unit all Im allow nl to r
hiimm- her iiiaiih-n nauin Kiiilltn Zn tlo 1
ami for Hiii'h other and further relief ai
to th court may wm init and proper.
'I h date of !i II rat pulillrallon of Itiln
uinmnna la Thurmlay, tlm lih lav ol
May, A. I, l!liU ami this miii.inoi.n ih lo
he iiuIiIimIiixI 011 every 'I hurs lav lMtiin
mi 1. 1 dale lor a pero of aix wiwka.
I lila mi iti iiiotm la puhlhihi-il hv orilr of
Hun. J. II. Campbell, Imlif of tli ahovn
nliild court, mad in I haiuhora. Hiim
IJth day of Mnv, A. )., I!ill.
Chas. J, Heliiialiel, Attorney tor plainlill.
Exo utor'i No: ice.
Notif in lirliy kivhii, that Ih iimli r
HiK0l liaa I."'! nj 1 1 h 11 n 1 ! and ouiillriiitil
hy tli County I'oiirt of VVanhlnirioii Coun
ty, Oregon, KiPiMitoror thr lift Will ami
'IVHUinent of l'.ilny Cava, iln-faii-d, ami
Iibh drly (inalille.l u-t an ih.
Now 'I linref'ir, all prnrnna haviiiK
i-lalin BKiilnst the mlatH of mud Uilcy
l.'ave, dci-iavid, are Inri-hy r'(iind to
prnannt thn Nam to th uiidrMii;iiil at
Hi law ollli-nof HukIkv A llaro, n IIIIIh
born, Orxijoii, to!xlhr wiin propi-r vonrh
cm. within six iiioiiIIim from Ih d il of
this uotiro,
JAM KS W. CAVK,
EiecuUir of Hi IhnI Will ami TfMta
Iiint 01 Kllny Cav, il.i'i-ancd.
Haley A llarn, Attornyafor Rxwmlnr.
H. P. Stowellof above IJuxton,
will have a hearing before Judge
Barnes on July 7, to answer the
charge of shooting at a female
deer. The act is alleged to have
been committed last Fall, at
threshing time, and deputy game
wardens Herbert Matteson and
Geo. Russell state that they have
several witnesses who will swear
to the shooting. They also give
it out that when they went up
into the Huxton section they
went up there at the solicitation
of Mr. Stowell, to look into game
violations. Mr. Stowell says he
intends fighting the case to the
end.
The weather bureau gives a
shortage of rainfall since Sep
tember of last year at 1. 12 inches.
PROBATA
W. N. P.arrett appointed ex
ecutor of the last will of Eliza
Jane Harrett.
J. W. Cave confirmed as exe
cutor without bonds, last will of
Riley Cave deceased.
Final settlement estate John
Stil well deceased, set for July 11.
Final settlement estate I),
llerron set for July 11.
E. C. Luce, W. D. Smith and
C. W. Redmond appraisers estate
Riley Cave.
Estate John Evan Pugh closed
of record.
I
10 PER CEN1
lO Per Cent Discount
on All New
Bicycles
Sold
Main Street opposite Court
house. F. K. DAI LEY,
PORTLAND MARKET
Viilli-v wln-'it tii.p Im
Outs, No. i while
8 ic
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...17'" m;i
1 iinolhy hay " "
Onions, new, pir wick ......
I'nlntoes, iierwirk
Ciuntry butler, per Ih.
Outside Creimiery, kt Hi
KkKs, lr iWuu '."
Men, mt Ih
Notion to ( (intriK'tom
Suiltd proposals will r.n iv.,1 ,v i,,.
roiiniy conn of WnsliiiiKtmi Coiml'v m,
to 1:00 p. tn. on S.itnr.liiy, J,K. H ;
ai d then cta-nr-il ninl nwurilnl (r M,h
constrnetioii of n nil on the TnnUlin
river road, near llm Co nhs p'Bre I'liu
aid Bpecifieiilii.in tuny he aeen t th,.
olh.re of the county .hulKe. The riKlt is
l.-sj-rved lo r.jrrt nny ,,r a Uui .
oriliT of the county court '
J. W. (Ioodiu, Juilve
Ilillhhoro, Ore., .lime 2, iy,0.
See Wyatt & Co. 's display win
dow. The latest styles in hats
Kingsbury soft hats; lino straw
hats, and Panamas, tf
j
will celebrate
Mienin
SHUTE PARK
TIIRHH DAYS
TIIK HI: DAYS
Three - Days
JULY 2, 3 and 4
SATURDAY, SUNDAY AND
MONDAY
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balloon Ascension Each Day
Arnold's Amusement
Company
Steam Swing, Games, Ath
letic Contests, Races.
PRIZES FOR WINNERS
Fino Grove; S. P. trains stop at grounds.
Oregon Electric stops within short dis
tance. MAMMOTH FIRE WORKS evening
of JULY FOURTH
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5; iMUy ieio,U.,l j,, ,R. American lYuheroii
1 rsc F.rmlers : ItMjK.iicrs' Assiiation's Sunt l.k.
'"r, all l,laik; Splcml',,1 ciiforinat'iMi, A line Sire.
NMU SIADSfAS0N0ri9l0
MolKl tys, at ClcllCOC
Tuesdays, at Mouiitaiiul.ilc
Wcdmsdays, on call
Thursday;;, ()S01, )nvCt l0UsjK.
I'i iilays, Home Barn, Hanks
Saturdays, at Huxton
Terms,-SinK:c service, $7; Season, $12; To insure
CO,t 10 sta,ul a'l suck, .$if. Care t prcvc.it, but
. ""t responsible for accidents.
BANKS HORSE CO.
J. F. CARSTENS. Manner.
1,., , i i ' v''"''stians, who
bee,, holding meeting h.
;;':t :n P.aseitl(! Street, are talk
"'K ''I iMiildino; a chuivh and
"'Kr subscriptions.
"' Advent Christians, whon ai i u,e nam. t u.
1 he pctitionr
Multnoinah oo,m vl
their signatures with Ihu
Argus and Oregonian, '$2.25.
SUMMONS
I NO ION COUNTY
''tiii n.-loreHOmber, lnlil,'
j"rK (larlie'r, llefmuhint.
j To (lurK. (j.rlHir, the uUiv. ntt,d
PERCHKRON
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thn iiliiihilnt llleil HKiiliiHt ynil "
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